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Florida state park at Fort Pierce Inlet with beach, dunes, and intertidal habitat — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, and Florida barrier island geography.

Chesapeake Bay shoreline park with tidal habitat and fishing pier — supports ecology, watershed science, and coastal geography study.

State park at the confluence of the Minnesota and Mississippi Rivers offering ecology trails, river geography, and proximity to Historic Fort Snelling.

North Dakota state park on Lake Sakakawea — combines outdoor ecology and PE with the history of Fort Stevenson and Missouri River geography.

Pennsylvania state park on a Revolutionary War encampment site — covers Mid-Atlantic forest ecology, trail-based PE, and local military history.

Hawk Watch International counting station in a state park — covers raptor migration, ornithology, and population ecology with seasonal ranger programs.

Georgia state park surrounding a colonial-era fort and lake — covers forest ecology and early American frontier history.

Working family farm offering agricultural education experiences — covers animal husbandry, crop science, and rural land stewardship.

Western Oklahoma state park on Foss Reservoir — aquatic ecology, Great Plains habitat, fishing biology, and outdoor recreation.

Historic Honolulu botanical garden with tropical and native Hawaiian flora — supports plant taxonomy, ethnobotany, and Pacific island ecology.

Riparian nature center along Fountain Creek with trails and interpretive exhibits — supports local ecology, watershed science, and wildlife identification.

Regional park along Fountain Creek with riparian wildlife habitat and trails — supports creek ecology, bird identification, and outdoor PE.

Desert botanical garden in the Sonoran Desert featuring native plant identification, xeriscape ecology, and desert adaptation biology.

County nature center with trails, wildlife habitat, and naturalist programming — local ecology, native species, and outdoor environmental education.

Island nature center in Puget Sound — marine and forest ecology, tidal zone biology, and Pacific Northwest habitat study.

Illinois state park along the Embarras River with forested trails and wildlife habitat — supports local ecology, botany, and outdoor physical education.

State-managed demonstration forest with trails covering forest ecology, silviculture, and NH native species identification.

Clemson University visitor center at Lake Hartwell — covers freshwater ecology, forestry, and conservation alongside university research programs.

Small municipal zoo with native and exotic species — introductory zoology, animal adaptations, and conservation awareness.

Alabama state park with a reservoir, trails, and fishing — supports freshwater ecology, outdoor PE, and basic limnology in a developed park setting.

Municipal nature center with pavilion and trails — local ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE in a structured setting.

Large Florida Fish and Wildlife–managed area with flatwoods, prairies, and wetlands — supports study of Florida scrub and flatwoods ecology, wildlife management, and prescribed fire.

Dedicated rhododendron display garden in the Georgia mountains — plant taxonomy, Appalachian flora, and horticultural science.

Utah reservoir state park with high-desert ecology, fossil-rich geology, and water-recreation opportunities for biology and earth-science study.